Marc Marzenit is one of techno’s up and coming talents. A visitor to Sonar in his teens, and a label owner (his own Paradigma Muzik) in his early 20s, his productions are played by everyone from Sasha and Umek to Tiesto and Eric Prydz. Now, five years on, with over twenty releases under...

Mason are a pair of dutch artists that have taken a long-time friendship and turned it into a career that’s seen them reach the heights of electronic music’s global stage. Having met at Art school at the end of the millennium, they bonded over a shared love for house music, and...

Stu Hirst is one of electronic music’s enduring good guys, with a career that stretches back over the last decade through globe-trotting gigs and a staggering number of productions across some of the biggest labels in house music. The London-based Scot can call the likes of GU, Toolroom,...

Layo and Bushwacka! are two of house music’s great survivors. The pairing have been working together for more than a decade, having joined forces with Mr C to open the legendary End in London’s West End in 1995 and DJed and produced together and as solo artists since before the...

“You know, no-one gets gigs because of their postcode!” Spencer Parker may live in Berlin, but he’s hardly your 21st century DJ cliche. In fact he’s about as far removed as you could get from it. A spinner first and foremost, whose love for the four-four has taken him into an...

127 days is a long time in dance music. That’s a whole summer. Over four months. 1524 hours to fill as much as possible with DJs, doormen, dancefloors, drinks and dancing. And for Space in Ibiza, it’s time to booked the season with its gargantuan closing fiesta. Over the years the...

SW4SW4 has been a staple part of my summer for a while now and this was my third time of attending the festival. I am not alone, it has long been seen as one of the main ingredients of that all important summer bender commonly known as the August Bank Holiday weekend for clubbers from London...

When you run a party with a reputation for putting on events on some of the capital’s weirder and more wonderful dancefloors, on roofs, on terraces, and beer gardens, how do you choose to celebrate a decade? Back at the beginning, at 93 Feet East in 2001, Sunday afternoons were an alien...

The rise and rise of the boys from Blighty. Copyright are Sam Holt and Gavin ‘Face’ Mills, the UK production duo that have emerged from the shadowy streets beneath the grey skies of London to beam rays of 4/4 happiness directly into the gratefully exultant faces of clubbers around the...